Open wpi.cmd with notepad and edit the following: REM Determine the WPI startup path. REM if wpi should run off the cd the replace %~dp0 with %cdrom%. set wpipath=%CDROM% to: REM Determine the WPI startup path. REM if wpi should run off the cd the replace %~dp0 with %cdrom%. set wpipath=%~dp0
navigate to your system32 folder and open wpi with mshta.exe and see if this chganges anything. Something is different in your windows installation we need to figure out what is the problem. Is re-installing xp an option?
HOLY SHIIIIT!!!! This problem has bee buggin me for awhile as a lot of peeps had asked for it. I am glad It really was a feature WPI could already do! Thank you guys.
Okay gents and ladies I am back online now! Give me a couple of days to catch up and I will be back to WPI and WPI Forum Thread full time! Thanx for your patience.
In the lang,js file is a blank section just fill it out with the proper wording in the language you would like to add and their it is!!!! Please post the resulting section.
I am having some probs with the media player in the next release and am trying to iron out the wrinkles plus I won't have my net back up for about another week and a half (just moved). But a new release should be fairly soon.
for a batch file to delete itself all you need is the following right at the end (no exit necessary): del %0 Im preety sure that I have read somewhere about VMWARE having probs with the video changing utility.
put wpi.cmd at the root of your cd and make sure where it says: set wpipath=%cdrom% That it says: set wpipath=%cdrom%\WPI Also how are you calling WPI.cmd?? From winnt.sif it should read something like: "%CDROM%\wpi.cmd" Personally I have some stuff (NOT WPI) copied over from &OEM% folders and I keep my wpi.cmd in the system32 folder and then call it to point to the cd and run WPI. After wpi runs the CMD file I have it deletes itself.